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Finance: Investing 101

Investment Resources Among the variety of resources for first-time investors are banks, brokers, investment advisors, financial planners and websites such as NerdWallet or investor.gov.  Another resource...

The Frontiers of Creativity

Encouraging Imagination  Oklahoma is home to a rich history as it pertains to the film and music industries. Thankfully, several organizations have been established over...

Women in Business

Resources for Female Entrepreneurs  Melanie Anthony can offer plenty of reasons why women should launch their own businesses. “A woman who goes into business for herself...

Entering Barbecue Country

Getting Started Growing one’s skills at the grill is attainable through trial and error – and other resources such as online classes from the major...

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All things Oklahoma

Outdoor Enrichment Awaits

Traces of spring can be seen in Oklahoma as early as March, with the blossoming of tulips, daffodils and dogwood trees. By May, Oklahoma...

Preservation and Celebration

Formal education and training have created great success for many Oklahomans, and the Oklahoma Higher Education Heritage Society (OHEHS) is a nonprofit organization committed...

Oklahoma Oddities

Some people leave a mark on the world through scientific discovery or philanthropic efforts. Others have a more unique approach; they make a name...

A Gem of an Idea

During the height of the pandemic, Edmond native Hannah Barnthouse used vintage jewelry to make hair clips and headbands at her kitchen table. She...

Much More than Bingo Halls

Casinos have consistently offered ample opportunities for gaming and gambling fun, but these havens of entertainment are rapidly evolving. “Today, our casinos are more than...

Outdoor Enrichment Awaits

Traces of spring can be seen in Oklahoma as early as March, with the blossoming of tulips, daffodils and dogwood trees. By May, Oklahoma...

Collectors Welcome

A massing antiques has been a passion for centuries. Collectors find joy in discovering and preserving items from the past, whether it’s furniture, radios,...

A Serene Staycation

Often independently owned, a bed and breakfast (B&B) is a small hotel, usually wrapped in personal experiences and quaint charm. Oklahoma offers a handful. Cedar...

Good for the Heart

In his eighth year of working with the American Heart Association (AHA), Dan Simoni, managing partner of PricewaterhouseCoopers Tulsa, continues to be moved by...

Understanding Film Noir

For eight years now, I’ve been writing, co-producing and co-hosting a television show called Film Noir Theatre. From the beginning, it’s aired on RSU...

Support Local, Eat Local

Farmers’ markets, along with allowing patrons to support local makers, are a great alternative to chain grocery stores. Popular items include everything from seasonal...

A Cultural Touchstone Evolves

Gilcrease Museum – or more formally, the Thomas Gilcrease Institute of American History and Art – is an integral part of many memories for...

Wrangling Some Wins

Devout fans have a new team on Oklahoma soil to help satisfy their football enthusiasm – the OKC Wranglers. The former site of Crossroads Mall...
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Life & Style

a map to living well

The Allure of Athens

This travel writer’s memories of former visits to Athens evoke graffiti, pollution, traffic and other details that major cities often include. However, a recent...

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Prepping for Aquatic Adventures

With Memorial Day fast approaching, it’s a good idea to review general boating and swimming safety rules before taking that first trip to the...

Honoring a Prolific Athlete

A two-bedroom house that was onced owned by one of America’s greatest sports heroes brings more than the occasional visitor to Yale, a community...

Understanding ADHD

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention cites attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) as one of the most common neurodevelopmental disorders of childhood. A study by...

The Allure of Athens

This travel writer’s memories of former visits to Athens evoke graffiti, pollution, traffic and other details that major cities often include. However, a recent...

Taste

food, drink, and other pleasures

Familiar, Yet Brand New

“I’m a third generation restaurateur,” says Sheamus Feeley. “And my family’s been farming even longer, so my whole life has been based on food....

Aaimpa’ Cafè

If you want to learn about a culture or its people, a great way to do so is by exploring its cuisine. In the...

Showcasing Indigenous Cuisine

Loretta Barrett Oden’s life and work demonstrate the power that food has in connecting us to our cultural heritage. As a chef, lecturer, food...

Big Al’s Healthy Foods

A Tulsa favorite for over 50 years, Big Al’s strives to make healthy food taste delicious. A solid collection of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian...

The Mantel

In the heart of Bricktown, award-winning fine dining can be found at the Mantel. Featuring low lighting and chic digs, the restaurant is best...

Familiar, Yet Brand New

“I’m a third generation restaurateur,” says Sheamus Feeley. “And my family’s been farming even longer, so my whole life has been based on food....

Guyutes

Described as serving “elevated street food,” Guyutes in Uptown OKC takes its name from a Phish song – a favorite band of the restaurant’s...
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Where & When

great things to do in oklahoma

Dynamic Offerings Abound

We’re five months into 2023, and cinematic offerings don’t seem to be slowing down anytime soon. This selection may involve some superheroes, action and...

Getting Active in Oklahoma

Get ready for a bevy of outdoor sporting events this month. In Tulsa, the Drillers play America’s favorite pastime at home – the ONEOK Stadium...

Shows Galore

Live showcases are around every corner in May. At the PAC, kick off the month with Theatre Tulsa’s presentation of Kinky Boots, running through May...

Barbecue, Arts, Festivals and 5Ks

It’s a busy month for community events.  In Tulsa, celebrate heritage with Germanfest, running May 5-7 at 1429 Terrace Drive. Participants can enjoy live music,...

Springtime Cinema

April showers bring May flowers – and films? I don’t know, middle-of-the-year intros become so difficult. But we’ve got some good movies to explore...

It’s Baseball Season!

Baseball reigns supreme this month. For professional games, visit ONEOK Stadium on April 6-8 and 18-22 for the Tulsa Drillers as they take on...

Flower Power

It’s the perfect weather for outdoor community events, and we’ve got plenty.  Tulsa Botanic Blooms runs through April 16 at Tulsa Botanic Garden. Guests can...